Candidates on proportional side will be given certificates on Wednesday

Kathmandu. The Election Commission is going to distribute certificates to the candidates who have been elected through proportional election system on 5th of Chait. According to Krishna Bahadur Raut, Election Officer for Proportional Election System, the certificate of election will be distributed at 11:30 AM on the 5th of Chait.

The commission announced that the candidates who were selected and submitted by the political parties have been elected. The Commission has asked the members of the House of Representatives who were elected by political parties to provide their complete citizenship certificate or national identity card, along with two copies of passport size photographs.

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